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In one infirmary scene the color-struck director dyed the white sheets green, hued the actors' faces with green spotlights. To keep the green flowers and vegetables from clashing with his black- & -white banquet scene, he dyed them black. To give clothes and props the oily texture of a...
Devotees of theatrical realism could at least take satisfaction from the fact that the record-breaking play was about as far from a drama of escape as it is possible to imagine. And enemies of Broadway's dramacritics could enjoy remembering that almost every one of them, with the...
Last week Fifth Avenue's windows put on their big Easter show. Window-shopping critics, looking for trends rather than Easter finery, found this year's windows generally conservative and simple. Gone were the surrealist limbs and torsos of the past few years. Scarcer than usual were Easter...
Over 150 Winthrop men and their lady friends last night enjoyed a hilarious version of "Room Service," the latest Winthrop House play. Bill Hughes directed and also played the lead, and John Veblen did props as well as publicity and a part in the comedy.
Mr. Wolff's $25,000 worth of puppets, sets, furniture and props fill 27 trunks. His fee for a week's engagement: $1,500. So far the puppet opera has cleared enough to pay Mrs. Wolff's debts and mortgage.